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Extraction and drying when wind-driven rain, storm runoff, or surface water gets into a building through doors, windows, foundations, or roofs.
- Water came in during a storm
- Wet walls under windows or near doors
- Water seeping in at the foundation
Water actively leaking right now?
Shut off the main water valve if you can reach it safely, keep away from wet outlets and appliances, and call us. Every hour of standing water spreads the damage further.
Storm Water Damage is a water damage service that covers extraction and drying when wind-driven rain, storm runoff, or surface water gets into a building through doors, windows, foundations, or roofs.
You typically need it when you notice water came in during a storm; wet walls under windows or near doors; or water seeping in at the foundation.
| Service | Storm Water Damage |
|---|---|
| Industry | Water Damage Restoration |
| Category | Flood and storm water |
| When to act | Start drying within 24 to 48 hours, the window the EPA gives for limiting mold growth |
| Main hazards | Electrical shock, ceiling collapse, and contaminated (Category 2 or 3) water |
| Core steps | Secure openings to stop more water → Extract and dry affected areas → Document storm damage for the claim |
| Reference standard | IICRC S500, Standard for Professional Water Damage Restoration |
| Availability | 24 hours a day, 7 days a week |
| Also searched as | storm water extraction, stormwater intrusion cleanup |
Overview
About storm water damage
Storm water damage comes from wind-driven rain through damaged roofs, windows, and siding, and from runoff that enters lower levels. It often combines structural openings with wet materials inside.
Restoration starts with temporary protection such as tarping, followed by extraction and drying of affected areas.
Storm Water Damage is part of our flood and storm water. Water from outside the building, which often brings contamination with it.
People also search for this service as storm water extraction, stormwater intrusion cleanup. It is the same service and the same process.
- Secure openings to stop more water
- Extract and dry affected areas
- Document storm damage for the claim
Before & after
Storm Water Damage: before and after
See what professional storm water damage can look like, project by project. Drag to compare, or tap a project below. Call now to get started.
Project 1
From flooded basement to dry floor
- 1Water pumped out and the source identified
- 2Wet debris removed and surfaces cleaned
- 3Basement dried and dehumidified to normal levels
Dealing with storm water damage? Call now
Call with your address and we will confirm service and tell you what happens next.
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- Water came in during a storm
- Wet walls under windows or near doors
- Water seeping in at the foundation
- Wind-damaged roofs
- Broken windows and doors
- Runoff into basements
- Clogged gutters
- 01
Secure openings to stop more water
- 02
Extract and dry affected areas
- 03
Document storm damage for the claim
Service guide
What storm water damage includes
A clear picture of the work, so you know what to expect before anyone arrives.
Call Now (833) 502-4258Included in the service
- Safety check before entry, including power and structure
- Removal of floodwater, mud, and silt
- Removal of porous materials touched by contaminated water
- Cleaning and disinfecting affected surfaces
- Structural drying and moisture verification
- Documentation for flood or homeowners claims
Equipment and methods
- Trash and submersible pumps
- Remove deep standing water from basements and lower floors.
- Antimicrobial treatments
- Clean surfaces touched by floodwater, which is treated as contaminated.
- Large-capacity dehumidifiers
- Dry whole floors after large water volumes.
- Tarps and board-up materials
- Close storm openings in roofs and windows.
Common mistakes with storm water damage
- Re-entering before officials say it is safe
- Turning power back on before an electrician checks wet panels or outlets
- Pumping a deeply flooded basement all at once while the ground is saturated
- Keeping carpet and pad soaked by floodwater
How to prepare for the visit
- 1Wait for clearance from local officials
- 2Photograph the water line on walls before cleanup
- 3Contact both your homeowners and flood insurers
- 4Wear boots and gloves if you must enter
How it works
From first call to fully restored
The water damage process we follow on every job, step by step.
Call Now (833) 502-4258- 1
Emergency contact and source control
We help you shut off the water source and electricity to affected areas when it is safe to do so, and ask the questions that tell us what equipment to bring.
- 2
Inspection and water classification
Technicians identify where the water came from (clean supply, gray water, or contaminated black water) because that changes what can be dried and what must be removed.
- 3
Extraction
Truck-mounted or portable extractors remove standing water from floors, carpet, and pad. Extraction removes far more water than air movement alone can.
- 4
Moisture mapping
Moisture meters and thermal cameras trace water inside walls, ceilings, and subfloors so drying targets the real wet area, not just the visible stain.
- 5
Structural drying
Air movers and dehumidifiers are placed for the room's size and materials. Readings are taken daily until materials return to normal dry levels.
- 6
Repair and documentation
Unsalvageable materials are removed and replaced. Photos, readings, and drying logs support your insurance claim.
Water Damage essentials
The three categories of water
Restoration standards sort water losses by contamination level. The category decides how we clean, what we can save, and whether the job needs biohazard procedures.
Call Now (833) 502-4258Category 1: Clean water
Supply lines, broken pipes, and overflowing sinks with clean water. Most materials can be dried in place if work starts quickly.
Category 2: Gray water
Washing machine and dishwasher discharge, or some toilet overflows. It carries contaminants, so porous items often need cleaning or removal.
Category 3: Black water
Sewage, rising floodwater, and water that has sat long enough to grow bacteria. Porous materials it touches are usually removed and the area is sanitized.
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What to do in the first hour
These steps limit the damage and keep everyone safe until our team arrives.
Call Now (833) 502-4258Stop the water
Close the fixture valve or the main shut-off, usually near the water meter, the water heater, or where the main line enters the house.
Make it safe
If water is near outlets or the electrical panel, do not touch anything electrical while standing in water. Turn off power only from a dry spot.
Protect what you can
Move rugs, electronics, documents, and furniture to a dry area. Put foil or blocks under furniture legs that must stay.
Document it
Take photos and video of the water and damaged items before cleanup starts. Your insurer will want them.
Call your insurer and us
Report the loss and call for extraction. Do not wait to see if it dries on its own.
What to expect
How long water damage restoration takes
Every job is different. This is the typical sequence and what drives the schedule.
Call Now (833) 502-4258Day 1
Emergency response, inspection, extraction, and drying equipment set up.
Days 2 to 4
Daily moisture readings and equipment adjustments until materials reach dry standard.
Day 3 to 5
Drying verified, equipment removed, and a repair scope prepared.
Following weeks
Repairs such as drywall, flooring, and paint, depending on materials and approvals.
Many homeowners policies cover sudden and accidental water damage, such as a burst pipe or a failed supply line. Gradual leaks, poor maintenance, and outside flooding are commonly excluded. Flood damage usually requires a separate flood policy.
We photograph the damage, record moisture readings every day, and keep drying logs. That documentation helps your adjuster see what happened and why each step was needed.
When you authorize it, we can talk with your adjuster directly so you do not have to relay technical details.
- Do not walk into rooms with standing water if outlets, cords, or appliances are submerged. Shut power off at the breaker only if you can reach it while standing somewhere dry.
- Sagging ceilings can hold a lot of water and may collapse. Stay out from under them.
- Water from toilets, sewers, or outside flooding can carry bacteria. Avoid skin contact and keep children and pets away.
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Topic map
Where storm water damage fits in water damage restoration
Water Damage Restoration is a connected set of services. This is how storm water damage relates to the rest.
Call Now (833) 502-4258- Roof Leak Water Damage: Drying and repair of attics, ceilings, and walls damaged by a roof leak, with temporary tarping until the roof is repaired.
- Hurricane Water Damage: Restoration after hurricanes and tropical storms, which can combine roof damage, wind-driven rain, and flooding in one loss.
Who do I call for storm water damage near me?
Call Patriot Dry at (833) 502-4258. A real person answers, helps you make the area safe, and connects you with a local storm water damage professional.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Is there a 24 hour storm water damage company near me?
Yes. Patriot Dry's line is answered 24/7 emergency response. Call (833) 502-4258 any time, day or night, including weekends and holidays.
Call now: (833) 502-4258How fast can someone come out for storm water damage?
It depends on your location and current demand. Call (833) 502-4258 with your address and we will confirm availability and give you an honest time estimate.
Call now: (833) 502-4258What number do I call for storm water damage?
The number is (833) 502-4258. Save it in your phone so you have it ready in an emergency.
Call now: (833) 502-4258What should I do after storm damage?
Make sure everyone is safe, document the damage, cover openings if it is safe, and contact your insurer.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Is storm water damage covered by insurance?
Wind-driven rain through storm damage is often covered; rising floodwater usually is not.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Can you tarp my roof?
Temporary tarping can be arranged to prevent further water entry until the roof is repaired.
Call now: (833) 502-4258How long does water damage restoration take?
Day 1: Emergency response, inspection, extraction, and drying equipment set up. Days 2 to 4: Daily moisture readings and equipment adjustments until materials reach dry standard. Day 3 to 5: Drying verified, equipment removed, and a repair scope prepared. Following weeks: Repairs such as drywall, flooring, and paint, depending on materials and approvals.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Will my insurance cover it?
Many homeowners policies cover sudden and accidental water damage, such as a burst pipe or a failed supply line. Gradual leaks, poor maintenance, and outside flooding are commonly excluded. Flood damage usually requires a separate flood policy.
Call now: (833) 502-4258How long does it take to dry a house after water damage?
Most structural drying takes three to five days once extraction is done. Dense materials like hardwood, plaster, and concrete can take longer. We judge it by moisture readings, not by the calendar.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?
Many policies cover sudden and accidental water damage, such as a burst pipe, but often exclude gradual leaks and outside flooding, which usually needs separate flood insurance. Your policy wording decides it. We document the loss so you can file accurately.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Can I dry it myself with fans?
Fans dry surfaces, but water trapped inside walls, under flooring, and in insulation usually needs extraction, dehumidification, and moisture readings to confirm it is truly dry. Trapped moisture is a common cause of later mold growth.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Do you remove the carpet?
Not always. Carpet wet with clean water can often be dried in place. The pad is frequently replaced, and carpet soaked by contaminated water is usually removed.
Call now: (833) 502-4258Answers reviewed October 2026 by the Patriot Dry team · Questions not answered here? Call (833) 502-4258.
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